Pragya Dev and Binod Mishra interview Alan Bleakley, author of Medical Humanities Ethics, Aesthetics, Politics, in today's blog bit.ly/3NmWkGG #medhums

On 30 October at our online Symposium: Rehabilitation Medicine talks include: ➡️Thinking ahead: rehabilitative conversations in neuro-progressive conditions - Dr Edwin Jesudason Edwin Jesudason More info: tinyurl.com/rcpeRehabMed24 #rcpeRehabMed24

Rehabilitation Medicine could help in earlier resolution of disputes between intensive care units and disabled patients. A brief new piece in J. of Medical Ethics - British Society of Physical & Rehab Medicine IME Ethox Centre Derick Wade Javvad Haider jme.bmj.com/content/early/…

Thank you to Edwin Jesudason for the invitation to speak to the @NHS_lothian cardiac rehab team about my career in nursing, why I decided to pursue a career in medicine & the positives & uncertainties associated with that decision A challenging presentation to prepare for however it

Maggie Simpson Edwin Jesudason NHS Lothian Loved listening to your story, inspiring! Can’t wait to see where it takes you! Thank you for sharing.

Maggie, thank you for an outstanding talk. An exemplary demonstration of the power of care and curiosity- the way in which the service of patients motivates the pursuit of knowledge, which develops us both as people and professionals.

What if diagnosis brings neither cure nor terminal illness, but exacerbations & progression? Robots might be fixed, but humans need rehabilitation - a creative branch of medicine that’s to others, as architecture to engineering. Dr Phil Hammond 💙 ACRM magonlinelibrary.com/doi/pdf/10.129…

📢 📢 We are thrilled that the British Journal of Hospital Medicine "2025-Volume 86,Issue 4" is now available online! 🥂 🙆‍♀️ We'd like to invite you to explore the latest research and insights in our journal. 👉 Link:magonlinelibrary.com/toc/hmed/86/4 #InternalMedicine #FamilyMedicine

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🎧 New BSPRM Podcast Episode! Mr. Ed Jesudason (Edwin Jesudason) joins Dr. Gisele Lafeuillee to share the thinking behind the 4D Model and why reimagining how we talk about suffering could reshape rehab medicine for both patients and clinicians. Tune in now: open.spotify.com/episode/1V6HBy…

This episode builds on Mr. Jesudason’s recent publication, “The 4D Model: Rehabilitating Unrealistic Medicine”, where he expands on these ideas in depth. 📖 Read the article here: magonlinelibrary.com/doi/pdf/10.129…

Gerry was a remarkable colleague. Caring, committed and funny. Much missed. Maggie Simpson British Heart Foundation I've #justsponsored Brindley Fox, who's fundraising for Heart Research UK on JustGiving. Donate now justgiving.com/page/gerry-1?u…

The 2005 Ashes, set to music. 🎵 It's 20 years since the most iconic Ashes series in recent memory. We've teamed up with BBC Philharmonic Orchestra to relive the series through archive commentary and powerful music. All narrated by the wonderful Charles Dance. You can listen to the

For the last six months I’ve been working on a collaboration between Test Match Special and the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra to mark the 20th anniversary of the 2005 Ashes. It’s out now. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

📢 We are very pleased to announce that Edwin C Jesudason Edwin Jesudason has officially joined the Editorial Board of BJHM！

“Nobody from Ukraine got onto a small boat and had to be put up in one of these asylum accommodation centres.” The asylum system reveals a double standard: Ukrainians access safe routes, while others endure poor conditions that fuel racism, says migration expert Zoe Gardner.

Anyone interested in patient safety, serious incident investigation, and learning inthe NHS should read this moving & damning account in the LRB. lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/…

The sheer enthusiasm, in expression and tone, with which a small group of political correspondents report the possibility of Farage becoming our next PM, is just plain weird. It doesn’t convey in anyway the sheer gravity of what that would mean for this country.